Dan Ryckert

We play the 1997 Star Wars brawler. How does it hold up thirteen years later?

Fable's creator enthusiastically describes the changes coming to the franchise.

At the X10 conference, I had a chance to sit down with creative
director (and inspiration for the much-maligned Klobb weapon) Ken Lobb
as he guided me through a hands-on demonstration of the upcoming title.

While it hasn't been officially announced, there's no harm
in a little speculation. Here's what we'd like to see in our
next trip to Pandora.

This episode features a game a lot more recent and a lot less good than previous editions.

Let's end this trend now. They're basically the video game version
of an Affliction or Ed Hardy shirt...they look stupid but you still see
them everywhere.

We pop in the original Bushido Blade and introduce our new segment, Replay Roulette.

Do the originalclassics hold up over a decade later? Are 3 and 4 as bad as we rememberthem being?

GI media editor Nick Ahrens is at the Apple event in San Francisco, and
he got a chance to play around with the hotly-anticipated iPad. Here's
what he had to say.

Much of the speculation has proven true, as the
tablet computer essentially looks like a gigantic iPhone with a 10-inch
screen.

MAG features specific music for each of its three factions, and Zipper Interactive hired three separate composers to match each style. We recently had a chance to speak with them.

Bungie's creative director details Reach's gameplay, characters, and weaponry over never-before-seen art.

Watch the man behind the iconic Halo theme as he works on composing Reach.

We look at the best and worst examples of what happens when a game exits its comfort zone.

Fans of Japanese animation studio Tatsunoko may have hope for
future video game appearances from their favorite characters.